Definitions and Examples of prepared, rehearsed, scripted
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having made arrangements or taken steps in advance; ready for use or action.
Example
She was prepared for the exam and had studied all the relevant materials.
Having practiced or gone over something beforehand, especially a performance or speech.
Example
The actors had rehearsed their lines several times before the actual performance.
Having been written down beforehand; following a predetermined plan or text.
Example
The politician's speech was clearly scripted and lacked spontaneity.
Key Differences: prepared vs rehearsed vs scripted
- 1Prepared implies that one has made arrangements or taken steps in advance to be ready for something.
- 2Rehearsed implies that one has practiced or gone over something beforehand, especially a performance or speech.
- 3Scripted implies that something has been written down beforehand and follows a predetermined plan or text.
Effective Usage of prepared, rehearsed, scripted
- 1Public Speaking: Use these antonyms to describe different types of speeches or presentations.
- 2Acting: Incorporate these antonyms to describe different types of performances.
- 3Writing: Use these antonyms to describe different types of writing styles or approaches.
Remember this!
The antonyms of extemporaneous are prepared, rehearsed, and scripted. These antonyms convey the opposite meaning of extemporaneous, which means to do or say something without preparation. Use these words to describe different types of speeches, presentations, performances, or writing styles.
